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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-13
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO..
Limited.
Limited.
STEAMER KINAU,
Oorenzen, Commanderl,

tLorenzSu' CohHiahueTl'
Leaves Honolulu per following schedule
. ouching at Lahaina, Maalaea, Maizena,. Mahu
kona KawaIhae LanpahoehOe. HilO and keauhou:
Commencing MONDAY, July 70, 1856, and
every alternate Monday at 4 p. m, the Kinau
Will make the VOLCANO TRIP, reaching Keau-
hOu on Wednesday morning, where horses and
carriages are in waiting TO convey passengers to
the VOLCANO HOUSE Give miles in the saddle
and nine miles by Carriage).
Passengers by this route will have two days
and two nights at the VOLCANO HOUSE.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP TO THE
VOLCANO, FIFTY DOLLARS, WHICH PA Us
ALL CHARGES.
The Kinau Will arrive in Honolulu Sunday
mornings Volcano Trips. on HIlO trips, viii
leave Honolulu on Tuesdays, and return Saturday
morning.
PASSENGER TRAINS will connect with the
Kinau at MahuBona
The Kinau WILL TOUCH at HonOkaia and
Paauhau on down trips from HilO for Passengers
If signal is made from the shore.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

The steamship Mexico arrived from
San Francisco early thia morning,
bringing 140o tons Of freight, SIS tens
Of which were CONSUMED to Seattle.
The destination Of the collier has
been changed this trip. She takes q
cargo oe 200 tons Of coal to Portland
and will then return for q cargo for San
Francisco. Her deck load Of lumber
will probably be taken 10 Portland and
back to this port again. as it will not be
necessary to disturb it.
The collier Walla WalIa loads for San
Francisco and 10 Ia likely that shs will
undergo repairs when she reaches thaH
port.
The steamer GOIiah oOaIsdi in this city
today.
SAN FnARu1sco, Aue. aO.--Arrivsd-
Steamer Geo. w. Elder, Seattle.
Oleased-Ship Oregon, Port Town
send.
saiIed-ship Barring BrOs.. Port
Townsend.
PoRr GAMBLE, Aaa. 81. -sailea Barb
Fresno.
Ponr BrAKxLK1, Aug. So.-Arrived-
Ship Mercury.
TAroosz, Aug. sO.-The ship Gen
Knox, bark Charles B. Ksuney. three
ether ahips, four maated schooner and
| two three masted schooners passed IN
A British Man-of-War passed cut
Fresh seuth west Wind.
PoRE AHaxLos, AUG. 60.--Two barkl
passeJ inward ct 8. %.
DUNaENEss, AuQ. 30.-One ship passed
inward at 5 .. N. Clear. fresh, wea'
wind.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31
Nh. nowELL's NEW xoVEI.

sAre you contemplating any new liz
erary work, Mr.. Howellef~
~Yes. have Just written the arsi
pages Of q new novel not yet announced
| began IL, In fact. only the day before
yesterday. IL viii be q purely Amer
ean story, its chief events osntered IN Z
New Euoiand country town, thoneh Il
viii relate 20 both city and country
life. have not Thought Of 8 name foI
Il, nor, though have its Plot pretty
ven sketohed out 10 my mind. should
feel at liberty 10 detail 10 10 you Just
nov. TIE nature OF ny arrangement
With the HaFpsRa, WHO have contrassed
with roe for ell ] vFits. b such that en-
tire good faith seqaifes me to leave With
them the time and form Of my extend
"a aunounesment. We shall not laAve
Lake George before Ostobas, and BY
that time hope 10 have the book IN
fairly good shape"
~HoW Do yon work beref
there II ny Little once replied The
novelist, pointing 10 little one st0Fisd
wina Of tie house. WIN you lock a il -
ns q pretty room, with hard wood
aoor and plenty Of shelving. pleotifuily
ssosed With books. 4 pietare Of Lin
eoln, after that lately produced N The
Csaa,ssS, ana paagnFes Of foislos, bloTn
son. Hawthorne and others we're On the
walls. 4 large hAi desk and several
easy chairs s0Dplsted the rooms fur-
nitafe.
Il Urits here fer soont -four hears
every morning after bTsskfssi," con
tinnsd Ma. Howelis- ~Yss. become
vastly interested IN ny work. Il quite
possesses ne. Or course, there are
dues whea | feel myself unable 60
think, and vhea Il really pals On ms,
bat thAs Il evsU manis expsFienes 10
eFtry kidd 81 tssFtIn -LAks 6eerro
e1srsspsodenee PitabarR Pos4-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31
PTNANCE AND TRADE.


srarxxm. Tusmasy. Ana 3.
Ia Steamship Msxios hs0a1hf -
yin tie rsus 81 hsx fssiEht. I7sS pask-
aess q frnsf, ia4o sachs e hcuE. and
IT sacks a. fssd-
Tbs shakine ~ reserved ~ Ne ecam
runxksss On aessuna q shs San ksAn-
essss ~hsas esliapss. Is @ose RsnesAi
than at AM ah0azhs poesihls- 1ns
LivsrpooI whgat msxkst . also
rsrisnsly aaects1. ms San ksnn-
cisco wheat n1rkes b aboua dsad
ana shs seek rnarkst beeems very
panisky on Monday. koEhing . SONS
IN Portland frsiehis and I'll sssns %
hines q he euieoms q vhsat N Cab
furnis- .
PRODUCE RECEIPTS Past =
hnara inainae % packages but1eg. 8 oaees
eQgg. IS aaakn po1afeee, IlS eaek. -.
No $3.50 HouF. TT nacks feed, -
sarkn cereals. 5 crates cabbage L.
$1,000 fruit. 5 sacks wool. % bundles
So. 3 bandIss pelts, 10 eo0ps chickens.
~ oM41l1s 448SHs ~ A-NAt~ ---.--~ 49, -
Thare we're also ge0efveo 30 sons %
erssghs IN a. 9fsamahip MEXICO.
General merchandise
wea ahiuUed from Seattle d1ring she
usaf q hours In the following quaint
lies: @. q p. r Il. - iona 9. 3
IS1a Is tons, eteaweEe Nellie tens.
Grnee 2 toua, AuQusaa tnna. EisstWood
1 ton. There ware also e1lpred tWo
carloads Of rails and enc eesios1 e.
nowdeF IN the PuQek Sound Nn0fe Llne
ana six carloads Of timber 70 krAn.iin
On the Columbia q PuQst Sound roeo.
HOPS - Information comes frem
NorNh Yakima that the ntst shipneQs q
this ssasouss hops viii Be made noN
there tomorrow, wednesday, eno -
Iot consists Of 6 bales. NO psieo
mentioned. The shipmenf is Heoe y
WHEAT-The creditors Of Dresbael
4 Rossnfsld consulted with the ereoi-
tors Of the OAll Board today 70 -
about the best way 70 dieposs Or ~
wheat nov on hand, aboat eIUW tons
II tho committee appointed 70 conSoel
tho matter dsteEmlnes 20 have the wee
soIa Instead Of dividing Is there ylu .,
interesting sessions Of tbs Call bsafG
within tbs next few days.
OATS-AnotheF lot Of 1ls aacks o
new oats was received on the ssea1e
/ Idaho today. Buyers and groWers 81
backward about expressing themeeive
as 10 probable prices this year. hew
1 ever, the grain will begin 70 move soon
and reliable facts and figures can shel
be obtained.
MEATS-OveT ninety bead Of cattl
were received here during the pas
Itwenay-fouF hours. Prices remain al
changed. Bssf and mutton are bot
vhoIesalinR, dressed, ~ stx cents pe
pound, and pork brings ten esnts pe
pound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

Tho Commercial Mfll received 10, 900
shingles from Whatcom today.
The 6aelssn a Post Nil hAs been
usisa . hand saw for resaWing work for
the past SIX months. THIS d TIE only
band saw used On Paaet sound. The
managers Of tbs mill have not ascef-
tained definitely the percentage Of
saving By the use of their band saw,
bat they suppose Il II about 20 per cent.
TIE Pora Gamhle Mil Il said 20 be
about 20 put 10 q band saw In the old
mill that Is being re6tted.
Toe Norfhipestera LaBsberFRGR, Of
Chicago, gives it, readers the benefit Of
the following item from this Territory;
"rhe LatouFelle Wagon Road 4 Lum-
bering Company 10 building 9 wagon
read into the Cascade Mountains, from
the vfeinity Of Vancouver, w. T., II
oFde. to open mp 6ne body Of timber,
In which good sized saw mills viii b
erected. The product will be conveyed
in Q loom to The river and railroad
track Of the new tozn OF Latourelle
From the road q man can proceed o.
horseback TO the snow line Of the noun
| tains.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

Col. A. n. Hamilton, reoentiy OF tie
Portland Hetes, arrived In Tacoma yes
earday Afternoon from east Of TIE
nountains, uhsFe be has been prospeot-
inc for the cast several weeks. de re-
poFsa the recent discovery OF new
dIotFiet thrre miles spatheast OF the
town of Cls. Eluun, and two miles from
lhs line Of the Northern Pacific Rail
road.
ave oraaulzad the district yester-
day," said Mr.. Hamilton, "ana proper
II named u Iron Mountain District.
n eli ths.e are about dozen claims
looateA and nov being opened. Inc
ore q hematite and spoenlaF iron, ana
q pFonounoed BY Prof. Clayton, OF
Portland, who IL well known there as .
uinina expert, 10 Be Of very superior
anality. A gentleman named Hill maae
de hfst discovery, whieh be sold 70
Howard o. Walters. OF EllenaourR, on
last Saturday, for $500. The looasoFH
are nov dsveloplna and opening %
their property. The Uoele SAM, Broth
In Jonathan, Hesta and Clayton claims
ass nov baing opened for Prof. Clay
tos,. 81 Portland, and for Howard Wal
care he imperial, Victoria and Nigel
Baby. They ere backed ~ plenty o
TAS Colonel also stated thai Their
ware ahout one hundred people IN III
Ola. Flnm eRnap az the head Of the lako
ans alIUus tsG miIes from ne town Q
Ole. Eiuu, through @ HouRh country
Tha prospectors have been busy ans
VaFy successful IN there. and Q numbe
Of nev discoveries OF gold and silve
have Recently been reported essayini
$50 20 $3.50 In gold, and about the SAM
a silver. A rich copper mine y benz
ouonad 10. while tAe iron mtnea numbe
fiftean o. twenty. Son . OF the ore be
hsea shippad 10 the Selby Reduoeiol
works, at san Francisco, and 20 Oh
Fsdnclion works 81 Portland. Every
body 4 cheerful over there In The fac
Of bright prospects.
Col, Hamilton, A. y. rFoss. and q. I
RoaaFa have organised en- EleetEi
IIaht, 0aa and Telephone Company y
ElIensbuFg, with capital stock Of IS
600, and the aFtieias Of Incorporates
have already been died.
TAcoMk. August 80. 1887.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31
OVERLAND PASSENGERS.

Passed Huntington on the Oregon
Short LiBe-Tuesday; IA Cameron, l
and W Holcomb, w Il Holcomb, A ]
Mcmillan, W A Doane,- Miss d Reeney
w q George.
Passed Medford on The Oregon q Gal
ifoFnia-Tuesday; E Z Eagle, O
ORle, w ID Miller Jotte, Miss Foster
Albert Potter, r @ Young. A w Ray
mond, w Abbott, P Morse and wife, 3
Morse. Captain ] O Merrill and mother
"a B Long. Z L OolbeFq. w Gaunche
Mas A 0anncbe, Miss n Gaunche anC
eight emigrants.
Passed Heron on the Northern Pa
olfic-Tuesday: Miss Mary Bulky, Mis-
E O FarIinR. Miss II N Reynolds. G
Mattoni, Miss Julia Arthur, g A w Coz
W II Babb. Mira d q LoWensbuER and
family, g w Alien, Mrs g W Allen,
LsuRhlin, Miss Annie Laughlin, Mr. and
Mrs Fred Miles, Thomas Bunt, Herman
Laauuass and 10 third class.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

Ths solisisus scots IN England and
Wales nov namber %.
All he church debts IN Humboldt
Comfy have been oanceled.
A church sdifce is nuch needed BE-
cue REench Professionals resident IN tbs
he ssss Protestant bell Eune Ia The
slsR Of Mexieo-thai Of TIE heptie'
ehassh--vaa heard % The 81 OF JAY.
The nafsrmed Presbyterian church
In this oouDtry has rs congregations II
shs eoumunien. With ioS ministers.
pomons. Southern California. Il q
have a Congregational College, toward
whl0h acme $4,000 has already beer
donated In land and money.
ItIa snid.ahai the Remain Calbelis
shareh has mere property n San fran
alaea llsan any place II the world n
oropoFaion 20 lhe number Of peopie ana
she wealth. q Ne city.
Amens sha imalaEants ia 1856 wert
10 elsrgymsn- SANDING, - % namoer'
shjFd IN The liat Of professionals veo.
sAma 10 thla country. musicians ana
ssaoAsFs being each thtrd more na@'
kEonm.
DR.. Gsssas, ef oonssanliaOvle. re-
poFSs thai there are IN thai city fouf
Marnan missionaries from America.
They nsaun 10 hare taken 40 their rsai'
4ones there. and have held one poolie
mseeing.
Tha large Bihla balonaina 10 The wife
II Jchn Nilloa. aud uhicA was used By
kefssif and husband for nAny years, !
now Sddsa 30 che library a The kritisa
Nassao. Milton has annotated u IL
pea and ink.
The general eonyentton Of TIE Aeu
xar1aaism In ne United States reports
fear soeistiss az thaa eAereh IN CAlieor.
nia.-swo IN this city, one Ia Oakland
80 eas In RiVsxaias. seven oFdAined
Tainisarrs are reaidsGi In the stale.
TAs sonaess over ths vii Of The late
Ma A. 4. elswaFt thrsaaens Rteai com-
oatasftan IN regard % Garden CITY And
80 OmsAadFal. WORT % the schools and
80 aisrRy hoaaa hes eeen eiopped. and
wlli nsa ba Fssauaed anita The eonseHi ts
Decided. h ~ al.
Probably there . no eAaFeh IN this
stale 1hsa 50 mreA Fenfnds one Of IN
Ragsern coanary plaee ~ the cnaFee IN
- Old Valley. TIE plans 81 aae
hailAinr uere made In fenusyixaIIis,
ara ehs moaes b froxn an cid paten
rAaroh N q eoanlsy toSn IN that Stste.
Rsx. Fathsr TOsA. !, J.. vho etseKhi
ths news q Ne murdes o. AFcAeiator
smIsheFa 10 this etsg, haa fstarned - ne
Ai1akNn stasscna - eArFY % tne wosa
SAnt - pFelAta bad Ia hAna wien BE-
- ssIaassassad. He b aecomrAniea ~
Feaher RaearA. s J.. and brotcef ct
uEaAnA. y J.
ia largest eaAhaaa neAesl Ia he
wusia. 4 Il aAia. = ~ ons h eaaseo
tien viii tha ~SegtA ctae oSntfni
$780,. : in ChiaAxo kshMa 500 eehai-
- ~tlh a. avarags Hiasaaanca e Sl0o
q s66lSsan - ste SAhoaaA eeAod ssf-
giaaa ehs.a are ktmdssxaFie1s eond1ct-
- gVeTT waek zseEnine, Utte dAsly a.
s~naanes of NSk . sswina ciaes e1 saa-
araeg2 naannaea hg 80 gsEia, ana :
49, Noaaaya cf ba1s faE e,A11ai
iTninana. Aneha elanaaa are trss.
.=s-s.- Assap--s--a-a--s-ss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

nAAs oAnA4 .Al..1. .sD rus.AH''-


nn4Ex Calls nAEBsUE AnD K1o-nAn2oE
H&MW-
Ioxuon. Ann. O.--In TIE Hogss eE
Commona, ahis eVuutnG. IN ne eene1s
Per Liza 6eerstagy's c1ces Heesg e
nonresd Balfoax e N lz1esane seeee1-
nan and careless Of to duties q 80
0asa. He nne6s q stolent ett9eE =
Ccigref KinR- Harness. TIE nnaex score
targ, and VS. eMilad % oE9er for -
frr1fua - HIN e . ooBgteL De Also
asid fksf KinR Harmon naa esmm'sssd
so mar1ers.
A this poiuf O1Ionel Kine Harm1n
outarsd me k0ose ana asnleo many
a Ehe sIingations Elads ~ Healy. -
debsta fSssoming % heated TIE uneaf-
uau called them beth 10 order.
Mr.. HaalV resumed he asfae1z
ana aid ke hlsmed the ooseEnme en-
for nuuOiniina nct0KiOus law BREAKER
and released oonvie4. Colonel Harmon
aupeafad 20 The chair, and NJ. healy
Fepaassd she phfass With empha9is, %.
Afterwards Withdrew the expression Q.
- notorious law breaker ard recessed
onnyiea,n rsmarkinR that be knew 20
| leaal tarm thai would aeouFatsly oeaoTine
Harm0n'B eondne9.
M. Healy moved 30 reduce the Vote
Of e10oo. Mr.. Healy's motion VS. neg
afEvsd 113 10 sc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31
SENATORIAL NEWS.

The OolfAx college opens September
18Th.
Lamber has arrived for the Cakes
dale academy building and work viii
oommence ct once.
Be Royce, section foreman on the
railroad ct SpanRle, had leg broken
last week BY being run over With .
hand car.
Spokane can beat the world In the
nunber OF Funauays oceurFing. Fer
tnnately, however, nothing serious hap
pens from the exercise. -iesriesp.
The oldest man 10 Washington Ter
ritory u Wiskiam Mcdonald. He lives
90 L.aEsmie PfaiEis,i Thurston county,
and ia TO years cid. The Olympia
NefS TsunscTipt vouches for this state
ment.
AErangelasnis are being made fos Q
hase contest 90 the coming tar naxt
mouth. A purse Of e lsass go viii Be
made up, and Pendloton, WaitshuER
and Day Sen afe cordially invited 70
participate - Wallq Walla SfatesndA.
work has been commenced by the La
Oamaa Company on the foundations Of
two building near the railroad track on
Columbia street. One OF the bnildines
e to Be large waFsAouse and the other
an oflce for the Company. The work
10 10 beicEoWded 10 completion a. soon a.
possible.
OFville Espy, Of the JOsrnai, returned
lass Tuesday from weeks absence np
the Sound. Mrs. E., who accompanied
him away, remained 10 Sumner, where
she win spsnd I've or three weees 80 q
visit viih Der parents. Mr.. Z. e this
week Arranging bis affairs In Blaine
preparatory % FsmsEinR to seattle.
A neu steamer Il 10 be Pot on Csar
d'AIene laks b d. O. Cofbin, With Gap
tain eanhorn in charge. TIE order for
the iron for the new steamer has been
LED 10 the Willamette works. II will be
ITO feet long and have $50 horse pow
er snains. Il will be 9 beauty and com
pleseiy eqaipped. -&pekaas CArVsies.
J. II. CARPENTER. The largest hop
grover in the valley, says that there
Uere 20 10 50 acres additional ARA OF
hepa eel cuf last year and p0led this
spring. Thus 10 viii be teen that this
profitable industry 4 on The Increase In
Yakima valley, which 10 anexoelled in
this Territory fer bop erOvtaR.- faks-
ma Rspuhlsc.
Grea, interest Il beine taken In che
FaRalia whieh occurs oa The lat pfcx. al
OVsseFxills. Money h being subscribed
very literally, and 10 Etves promise Of
80 49,. -. -, - 49, $500 ~ sar.gsit-
- -; = - ~ -. "a 49, ereavtain .ssrt az
~. ~ ~ n =, - 1870 ~ al "a a.
-
ea-.-,,. p.A.., Aas non.t,,a.a a, ma
- !" e.ssA e,,Silsl,', -, Ne MssS -,
49, -. 49, 49, -, ss-,,,.s
-. - 49, A.. IL vii s-sas = sas
-. 80 80 .-ish : h.ssr~-,s 4,
~ - a. 70. ,,lass 80. frosf fini.Ae-s
- s,.,.,-,l.,,.s wt1e raoAsrn fsnaa' "a
-sii 80 s1oshsr naeseA impFoVe.eni
~ -, e-.i1~~- h,oSks re 800 $50
- - - -, swnrss.s = 49,.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

ssasun 100 sans nuaa a el.sA and 100
tcns q q AzK. DuEiuE aftegnec1 -
sinn 100 funs spot sd q 8
Haxisy-Bayas ysnF elusad salos76;
ssiisr year, sl1[s-
zEw xuzx mAnxEr&
Erw Yozx, Anx. sa-Hops-LiEhi
Osfss-spss fasr; Rio, arn. eD9sos(
opki1n, haakas. slrsnRsx. only modss1feiy
ac1iss; na1aA. 5000 haRs.
suesr-Rifm, fair dsme16.
RstEs1sam-Dali and neeaay. openlne
g. highest 60, Lowest 6lN, elosing u
CHICAGO xAnxErA
Cznuaao, Ana. 80. - wheat, easyi
August and SspesmbsF. 6Ss1i Ossoosr
Cara shaSs hiehsr, cash. l0Ai
1 Sepsemk,er, 4C5<; Oe1obeF 20 6-16.
Oafs- steady. cssh. ~; seeiembsE'
~; OctobaF. ~.
Pork--Year. 81 IS; January, 81. 221<,
Lard-Rasy. price STEADY, cash and
espssmber, t635a6s71S; October, A.
CHICAGO cAxxLn MARxETs.
/ OmoAeo. Ana. -Caitle-R ecsipts
| 10000; weaker, commo1 10 eants lower
shipplne steera, &S.25@6.26; stcckeTI
and feeders. ea43D; Texas cattIe
81. 709A25; Western eattls. $26O9SO
Hogs -Receipts, 1900; opened serone
and closed lower; rough. " e5l4b.l1
packing and shipptne, e5.05@5.45; light
846066.30.
sheep- Reoaipts, 900, strong. Da-
tives. e27E@li5; Wesfsrn, e3@27O
TEXANS. $2.6O0865.
The Drsusr's yoaraal special London
oahiegFam QUOTES q heavy supply Of
American cattle. the very best steer
Il cents per pound dad weight.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31
TACOMA


1890
A unst foE dlvpsss waa lied e -
pSrtgiet Ceurs today feE ffaass hss1...
1900 Rsbaeea FFnzass. lne p4ftleA
- Daarxssd h 19z5, e Aensy sea4,ys
foua. Ths peliftonff 2i.eee. 49, - y
- been nbaneened b his VIE Sos :
gsaK pese.
Josrs casrk I. b. kbboii sssaissd :
1890 from yuHNs Allyn today, sat-
- fhaf ID had fna9 l6ft b1Elins SD,
MT. - raafs for hia hofDe herH -
.saE. ks Gays. 10 dfsestly 90 70 UYSlst
via. whefs be I'll arrive - ti1s -
bold gSgF1
prof r. YoznR. principal Of Ne
s,atlia aahaola. ann5unnsa a1as 3 neet-
- 81 ne tezahsrs VIII BE- bed ~ Oen-
srfi Hahool on Friday aftexuoon next,
ornunratoEy 90 0pentna Of tue ssoooi
isFm nsxt Monday.
Bkmnoo Gkmzs REoopGza 1Hz MAJ
xrT--The unlea6sna q the - snip
ereafaa no Hats exeitemeu4 e. tue 0@c1.
IA aftrnssa er0ade Of Visitors al 1al
io.ng 80 thoas Who have The baroihood
- g down into her bold bring baek'
evsrv one Of then. q bamboo stick win
wffsh - afdss are lEned, fer tbs pro
taetIon Of the paaknRsa Of sea 70 tne
t1ssina 81 the vessel. Those sticks are
bein0 converted into fishing poles.
eauss. ese., and were 10 Be seen lasi
e1anfna II the hands Of every otneI
- = u nes 90 the street, end RFe4t'
Igao fhe diaQuak q dealeFs In eAnes
WEnv lsdleS fsosfved them ~ meme1-
- a - eenaaicn, and more praetisei
arny Drivers ussd them 10 tickle tnsal
- ARA trAin load Of he tsa started
East lagt eseninQ, containing 10 CAS-
eaeh eaF containing 900 packages. III
aeuarture waa akRnaiizsd By ebeafi
from q crowd Who saw u away.
WKupxn n TGoomA.--Mr. u. O. Nc
IAnahiiu vent into the County Andi
t0rse ofIes this morning hnd eeenref
from M. HuRains q ticsnse to MARI
MIa1 Rnth Cope. The residences Of Doll
fhe law and gentleman we're given q
ssaeaitls.p M. Mclaughlin ven
awaV 70 eomplete bis further arrange
merfa and this afternoon 81 o'eiooh
fbe waddfnQ ceremony vas performed
Al ths residsnos Of MF. and Mrs. y
Kanfuan. On o street, this gsiy, ~ FRO
hate jade WiakeEabsm. Mr.. and Mrs
Kaafuaan we're the only witnesses, %
idsa Of ne aF6om being % have &c ~
tIe osfensatian az possible. Mr.. Nc
LMuablln, tie groom, b best kn0Wn =
aaai1Is e Little Mae, the jovelef.
The bEida ID also Q wsll-known youns
ladv 81 thnt city. Mr.. Kanfman "
aaked concerning the affair. but be re
fnaed 10 admit that any such ceFemon.
had taken place. The facts remain
h0vsvsF. The happy couple FetaFnet
10 Seattle on the evening boat.
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THINGs WoRTH KNoWINa.

That dyspepsia comes from torpid
liver and eostivenesS.
That you cannot digest yeuF food
veil unless your bowels and liver scI
properly,
That your bowels require thorough
cleansing when they do not do their
duty by your digestion.
Tnat your toFpid liver needs stimu-
lating 10 order that Il may act as ma
tuFs intended IL should.
That BRAEDRKTH's PILLs taken 10
doses Of one or two at night for, say,
ten days, viii regulate the bowels, slim
ulate the liver, improve the digestion
and drive away dyspepsia. sue30
All linen table damask, zoe; bed
spreads T5e; clearance sale. San Fran
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csstA ra1nse4 from Sc 10 Sl,fo. 0aaE-
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All tie lxtsst shapss il hats jast h
a Tuklas a SinasEman's, Anl4
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